Afrobeats artist Davido has shared that he doesn’t conform to the typical celebrity lifestyle and prefers to stay true to himself.

In an interview on ‘The Breakfast Club,’ Davido talked about how he is often criticized for being “too available” for someone of his fame.

“I love everyone, man. I’m not a rebel like Burna Boy or mystical like Wizkid. I’m just me. People know me as the outgoing, free guy. I can’t act that way. I’m not a rebel like Burna Boy, nor am I as mysterious as Wizkid,” he said.

He also mentioned how some people tell him he’s "too free" and question whether he realizes his superstar status. He responded, saying, “Some people tell me I’m too free and ask if I know I’m a superstar. I’ll just tell them, ‘If my dad walked past, you right now, you wouldn’t know it. That’s how I grew up.’”

Davido attributes his down-to-earth personality to the way he was raised.

He also shared a funny story about his manager, who often gets upset with him for being too relaxed, even when he's at home. “My manager gets mad at me for wearing slippers in the house,” Davido laughed. “There are people who are born artistes, and they come out of their room looking perfect.”

Despite his laid-back nature, Davido pointed out that he knows how to manage both his personal freedom and the responsibilities that come with being a successful artist.

He believes that his genuine, carefree attitude helps his fans connect with him and see the real person behind the celebrity image.